Mohammad Yousuf has criticised the coaching culture around Babar Azam and other Pakistan players after Babar’s dismissal in the second Test against England. He called such coaches “poison” for the game and blamed them for hindering player development and Pakistan cricket’s decline.
Former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf has launched a strong attack on the coaches working with Babar Azam and other Pakistan players. amid their ongoing struggles in the ENG vs PAK test series. Pakistan lost the first test by an innings and were staring at another defeat after being bowled out for a paltry 110 at Lord's.
Yousuf claimed that technical issues in the team could have been fixed years ago but were ignored. His comments were particularly focused on Babar Azam, who was dismissed for eight in the second Test against England.
'These coaches are poison'
"These coaches are poison for the game. They lack vision, they block progress, and they misguide even the most talented players. If our cricketers don’t learn who to listen to, their careers will end far sooner than they should," he wrote in a post on social media platform X.
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